Home
Creators
Search Recent Random
Posts
Search DMs Popular Hash Lookup Tags Random
Importer
Import FAQ
Register Favorites Keys Review DMs Logout
Community
Telegram ThePornDude
Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

Party Chat - Planning The Zelda Deepest Dive, Why Ben Hates Actors, Teasing May's Announcements (Patreon)

Published:
2023-04-24 18:14:20
Imported:
2026-06
Tags:

Downloads

Content

On this week’s episode of our bonus podcast Party Chat, Ben Hanson and community manager Haley MacLean talk about…

- The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and planning for The Deepest Dive

- Why Ben Hanson dislikes actors

- Teasing announcements for May

- How they'd tackle a Super Smash Bros. movie

- Game lore theories

- Game Freak's Pulseman

If you want to join the Party Chat every single week and talk to us about what you’ve been playing, watching, or ask any question under the sun, jump up to the MinnMax Council tier! We’d love to hear from you. Party Chat is recorded each week in the Discord, there’s a Stage called MinnMax Party Chat. You’ll see it if you join the $20 tier. Jump in there and you’ll be good to go. Let us know if you have any questions!

Comments

Victor Pham

I'm actually kinda disappointed at TOTK being the next Deepest Dive - just doesn't feel like a game that suits the format but that's just my gut feeling

The Canipa Effect

I used to be in anime journalism, and I absolutely get Ben's take on actors. There is nothing worse than really wanting to dig deep into how a show was made, and then PR just sends you a bunch of voice actors who were only involved in one very small part at the end. Drived me up the freaking wall. What questions am I meant to write? "Did you have fun?"

BearCommando

You aren’t familiar with Arlo?? Definitely check him out for Nintendo YouTube content

Nate Marshall

Ben's views on actors are hilarious to me 😂 It seems very much based in a journalistic sense with how much he focused on the way they act in interviews. That's quite a small portion of their lives, it just happens to be the content we are most exposed to in terms of them behaving as 'normal' people. It's probably a terrible measuring stick on who they are as real people, being asked the same questions over and over again for press availability they're obligated to do. They're just performers Ben, not some cabal of nefarious liars 😅 Think about how anyone is at interactions they are obligated to have, for example, customer service jobs, athletes at press conferences after games, sales people...you get that same type of performative, disingenuous behavior in a lot of situations. I think you're really over thinking this Ben and hope your war on actors gets called off lol